I want to be someone who's bold and daring. I want to be someone who people look up to because I tried. I like to dance, but I'm not so sure if that's the way to be something important, someone. Maybe it is. Sometimes I want to shout and make people pay attention to me. I want to be like Lindsey Vauhn, who won an Olympic medal for skiing with a hurt leg. I want to be something like the first woman major league baseball player. (I don't know any baseball.) But anyone who are looked up to and have strength this way seem to be 'the boss,' famous, or fiction.

  A wise person once said "There's a song for every situation, and a situation for every song." I read it in many books afterward, and now, I am eleven years old. I was six when I first the quote, and eleven when I heard the song that helped me understand it. I heard it today, April 8, 2009.  Whoever first said that was correct. Whenever I'm depressed, or happy, or angry, I find a song that goes with my  mood. Now, I've heard so many songs my head islike a MP3 player, multiple songs carrying me throughout the day.